you never want to put all your eggs in one basket even if an apple looked like a year or two ago a great place to put all your money, but now it's not so good. diversification always works better, and i think diversification in political philosophy works well too. >> great. we have time for one more question. could we have one up front? >> i'm glad you used the example from europe, because i'm european. i was born in country where we had two prime ministers, one zech, one from the slovac part. the country was called czechoslovakia, and it doesn't exist anymore. one way to compromise is split the country. it's a disadvantage which i wanted to mention. but from my point of view, from my european point of view is that the elections in the u.s. are too often, and the elections are too expensive. and it's maybe easier solution just to give ceilings for the budgets for the elections and not to have the elections so often. because if you're a member of the congress and you want to be reelected, you just have to -- you need strong statements. you need quick, strong tweets, that's all that you ne